Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-06
THE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
The Central Baptist Association Holds
Ita Seventh session In this City.


gained with Rev. F. S. Lawrence, 0
Stockton, in the chair, who appointed com
mittees, as follows:
On Arrangements-Rev A. G. Herrick
w. R. Strong and f. r. Stockwell.
On Enrollment-P d. Code, Rev. L. NJ
Merriman, Geo. Hayford.
On Nominations-Rev. G. S. Abbott
Rev L. NJ Protzman, H. Z. Parker.
On New Churches-Rev. 7. FL. Stephens
w. H. Latourette, A. NJ. Comfort.
After prayer by Rev. G. S. Abbott, ID. ID.
Rev. d. W. T. Van Doren preached the In
troductory sermon. Text, Peter, IL, Is
For Christ has once suffered for SIN, etc
The Committee on Arrangements made
their report, which was adopted.
The Committee on Nominations reported
as follows: For Moderator. Rev. +. s.
Lawrence; Clerk, Rev. ]. B. Hartwell
Treasurer, P. D. Cole. The nominations
were confirmed by ballot.
The proceedings yesterday commenced
with devotional services, conducted by Rev.
w. C. Spencer.j
The Moderator appointed Revs. Garrett
and Hobart to read the letters from the
churches.
A letter of welcome from the entertaining
church, Calvary, of this city, was read by
its pastor, Rev. A. G. Herrick.
The report of the Committee on New
Churches was presented by Rev. w. H.
Latourette. That part referring to the First
Church at San Jose was referred back to
the committee. Z. F. Joy, l.. d. Wood
and Rev. A. c. Herrick were added to the
committee.
On motion, the Third Church of San
Francisco, the First, of Reno, New, and
the First, of Nevada City, were received
into the Association.
The following additional committees
were appointed:
On State of Religion in the Churches
Rev. A. w. Runyon, Deacon Wilmington
and Rev. Z. Crowell.
On Sunday Schools-Rev. Bunyan Spen-
Ger, Rev. L. NJ. Protzman and B. F. Monson,
On Home Missions-Rev. w. H. Latou-
rette, Bros. o. C. Pope and Chas. Lombard.
On Foreign Missions-Rev. C. II. Hobart,
T. H. Stephens, Bro. F. f. Cation.
On American Baptist Publication Society
Rev. G.. S. Abbott, d. D., Rev. l. D.
Wood.
On Chinese Missions-Rev. w. c. Spen-
Ger, Rev. j. b. Hartwell, ID. D., and Deacon
Z. +. Joy.
On Education-Rev. J. n. Garnett, Rev.
E. H. Gray, d. D., and Brother F. Brown
ing.
On Publications-Rev D. f. Van Doren,
Rev. George W. Scott, D. D., and Brother
d. Gorlett.
On Obituaries-Rev. J. b. Sexton and
Deacon E. R. Stockwell.
On Place and Preaching for Next Year
Rev. A. c. Herrick, Brother L. f. Frederick
and Judge John Reynolds.
On the Sabbath and Temperance-Rev.
w. T. Eleanor, Rev. George E. Duncan and
Brother S. G. Gilmore.
Yesterday afternoon devotional meeting
was had at 1:30 P. NJ, and at P NJ business
was resumed. Rev. A. c. Dargan, of Dix
on, was welcomed and replied. Hon. H.
L. McCune and Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Canton
were recognized as visitors. Rev. A. C.
Herrick, Rev. J. H. Gurnett and P. d. Code
were appointed to communicate on greet
ings of this Association to the Congr aea-
tional Convention, now in session in this
city.
Rev. w. d. Ever was substituted for O.
C. Pope, on the Committee on Home Mis-
sions.
Interesting remarks were then made by
DR.. Hopper.
The Committee on New Churches re-
ported, and the report was adopted.
The First Church of San Jose was re-
ceived into the Association. The Moder-
ator gave the right hand of fellowship to
the delegates of the Third Church of San
Francisco. First Church of Nevada City,
First Church of Reno.
The Committee on Enrolment reported,
and the report was adopted.
At $50 P. NJ. the Association gave place
to the Women's Foreign Missions Society,
Mrs. L. p. Huntsman presiding. A paper
prepared by the Tulare Baptist Association
rood nv Mrs Coo Il Davis coma,
sung by Miss Virginia Cook and Miss Mary
Hunt, of Calvary Church. An appeal from
Burmah was read by Mrs. Henry, of East
Oakland At 3:15 the Association was
called to order by p. D. Code. The Com
mittee on Home Missions reported and the
report was voted to be received. The Com
mittee on Obituaries reported and it was
received. At P. NJ. the Association held
devotional exercises, led by Rev. Mr.. Ste
vens, of Wheatiand. At s o'clock ser
mon was preached by Rev. E. H. Gray,
d. d. Subject: The Resurrection of
Jesus Christie Rose from the Dead"
Text, Matt. xviii, verses 6-S.
The Committee on arrangements for to-
day recommended the following report,
which was adopted Devotional services
from $40 A. II. to $50 A. NJ, leader Bro.
Duncan, of San Francisco. Reports of
noon neutrality-suspicious. exercises from
1:30 to 2 P. NJ, to be led by Bro. Dorgan, of
Dixon. Mass and educational meeting
from 7:30 to o'clock P. NJ.
A committee of three, consisting of j.
H. Garrett, A. G. IIerrick and Judge Nc
Cune, was appointed to make arrange
ments for the mass meeting, with instruc-
tons to report this morning.
After prayer by Rev. A. W. Runyon the
Association adjourned to $50 A. NJ. to-day.
The following are in attendance Los
Gatos, Rev. w. D. Even; San Jose, Rev
NJ. Bailey, f. e. Cation, II. J. Hite; San
Pablo. Rev. W. Fleenor, Anna Sutherland
and Mrs. Joseph Wheatland, Rev. J. H
Stephens. &. II. Monson. Mrs. James Sow
ell, Mrs. e. d. Langdon; San Francisco, Mrs
w. b. Larsalue, Gertrude Larsalue, Mrs. D.
Sawtelle, Mrs. Spencer, W. \. Kincaid, f.
Ceres, Rev. l. D. Wood, Mrs. C. n
Whitmore; Penryn, Rev. L. NJ. Protz-
man, H. e. Parker and f. B. Browning
Oakland, Rev. c. II. Gray, d. D., and
wife, Rev. C. II. Hobard, Rev. g. S
Abbott, l. II. Stevens and wife, G. II
Maimoaring, L. f. Frederick; Chinese
Mission (San Francisco), Rev. J. B. Hart
well, Miss E. ]. Booth, Lee Fan Moon
Alameda. Rev. w. c. Spencer Rev. w. H
Latouerette, Ct. S. Gilmore; Brooklyn, J
H. Garnett, Rev. S. B. Morse, d. D., C. L.
Lombard, Mrs. l. w. Henry Mrs. l.. p
Huntsman; Stockton, Rev. F. S. Lawrence
Z. r. Stockwell, A. NJ. Rowe, A. NJ
Comfort, Mrs. Lawrence, Mrs. A. NJ. Com.
fort; Santa Cruz, Rev T. NJ Merriman
Mrs. Merriman, Mrs. u. n .Goldsby Swed
ish Church. San Francisco, Rev. G. E
Duncan.
The following are invited to seats in the
meeting A. J. Stul teyant, of Pacific Asso
citation; C. L. Mason, Secretary of Y. NJ. Z
A.; S. L. Baker, of KeokUk, Iowa; Rev. J
McCloud, of Michigan; Rev. G. S. Bailey
d. D., OF Southern California Baptist Asso
citation; Rev. Winfield Scott D. D., Chap
lain U. S. A.; Rev. J. B. Saxton, of Yaca
vile, Pacific Association Rev. Dr. Hopper
of st. Johns, New Brunswick.
Museum Association.
The Museum Association held its Octo
Der meeting last night. Several educator
were present, and others who have not be
fore attended any of the Association meet
ings. The regular monthly paper was rea
by President d. Lubin. His subject was
The Relation of Ethics to 4Esthetics.
The subject was handled in concise